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| | Neverland Chronicle (Feb 15)Written by Gary Whittaker
Is Bashir Man in Mirror? It seems that weekly so-called news magazine 20/20 is now grooming Martin Bashir to be next Barbara Walters. How is that relevant? Well, Disney owned ABC has lured Mr. Bashir from BBC with both 1 million dollar salary, and an agenda to go after Michael Jackson. Mr. Bashir has started his hard-hitting investigative journalism by interviewing Corey Feldman about his upcoming testimony in Jackson Trial. If I was on Jackson defense team, I would have been very concerned over damaging affect this would have against my client right before trial of his life. But that would have been BEFORE interview. AFTER interview, I would be salivating at chance to cross-examine Corey. Martin Bashir seems to have an innate talent to make everyone around him look bad...including himself. His employers must be blinded to this fact, if only because they are too busy thinking about ratings boost that will be coming in next few weeks as Martin continues to come up with "sexy" headlines. But when allegations of his misconduct and questionable tactics start turning public trust against him, executives at ABC will have no one to blame but themselves. I did a quick Google of Martin Bashir and came up with 2 interesting facts. The first of which, was his then employers less than supportive remarks after his first breakthrough interview with Michael Jackson. The second, and most troubling, was his blatant lie in order to meet with father of a missing 16-year-old chess master. He told father that had information as to whereabouts of his missing daughter, but would only give him information if he could be interviewed. Let me ask you, is that kind of reporter you want to put your faith into? As for Corey Feldman, his story is an obvious attempt to get back at a man who he idolized in his youth, but was left aside when Michael Jackson felt that he was about to be betrayed. Here are some of details:
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